Hercule Poirot and the Murder on the Orient Express

Author: (English) Howel / Guo Yiyao
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: Paris! For most British people, this French capital means fine wine, joy, and women, but life across the channel also has its dark side. It was in 1984 that a presidential assassination brought Holmes and Watson to this continent. It is said that the assassin was an anarchist, but behind the assassination were some more sinister forces? Holmes certainly believed so, and he believed that the dangerous forces he sensed were indeed from his old rival, Professor Moriarty. There is also a mysterious Arsène Lupin; this notorious jewel thief loves to be in the limelight. Was Lupin involved in this case? What is the truth? To seek the answer, Holmes had to disguise himself as Lupin, making himself a criminal to catch criminals. The author of this book, John Howel, also wrote "Sherlock Holmes and the Telephone Murder Case." This thrilling and exciting story will undoubtedly attract all readers who love the master detective and his loyal friend, Dr. Watson.